Evan Carmichael argues that drifting through work without purpose leaves you feeling numb. Entrepreneurship won't fix it unless your work serves others. Real aliveness comes from helping people, not just being your own boss.
Most people sleepwalk through their lives, never feeling like they meant anything to anybody, especially in their work. And it's why a lot of people default to entrepreneurship to try to say, well, here's my chance to be, to be my own boss. Here's my chance to live my own life. Here's my chance to do something that matters without just being some cog in a corporate machine. But unless you connect the work that you're doing to serving and helping other people, you still won't feel great.
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